1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Coupe for Sale
Rosso Chiaro | European Delivery | Documented by Marcel Massini
Offered by Gaston Andrey Motorsports
Presenting an extraordinary opportunity to acquire one of Ferrari’s most legendary grand touring cars—this 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Coupe, finished in stunning Rosso Chiaro, with extremely low miles and exceptional provenance.
This is not just a Daytona—this is a highly documented, European-delivery example with rare factory paperwork, long-term ownership, and collector-grade originality.
Ferrari Heritage & Historical Significance
The Ferrari Daytona Coupe stands among the most important front-engine V12 Ferraris ever produced. Introduced as Ferrari’s response to the Lamborghini Miura, the Daytona reaffirmed Maranello’s dominance with a powerful, race-derived V12 and high-speed capability.
This example’s provenance is especially notable:
- Delivered through Ferrari S.E.F.A.C (Società per Azioni Esercizio Fabbriche Automobili e Corse)
- Original European delivery documentation—a rare and highly collectible factory archive
- Documents bearing the SEFAC designation represent a unique period in Ferrari’s corporate and racing history
Such original factory paperwork is seldom seen and significantly enhances the car’s historical importance.
Provenance, Documentation & Ownership
This 1972 Daytona is supported by an exceptional paper trail, making it ideal for the most discerning collector:
- Extremely low miles from new
- Just two private owners from new
- 46 years of continuous ownership by the original caretaker
- Retains original European plates and registration
- Accompanied by:
- Original tool roll
- Owner’s manuals
- Extensive service and maintenance invoices
- Prior registrations
- Detailed history report by renowned Ferrari historian Marcel Massini
The level of documentation and continuity of ownership places this example in the upper echelon of collectible Daytonas worldwide.
Performance & Driving Experience
At the heart of the Daytona lies a 4.4-liter Colombo V12, producing approximately 352 horsepower, paired with a 5-speed manual transaxle for optimal weight distribution.
- 0–60 mph: ~5.4 seconds
- Top Speed: ~174 mph
- Front-engine, rear-wheel drive grand touring layout
- Independent suspension and high-speed stability
Driving a Daytona is a raw, analog, and deeply mechanical experience—a symphony of V12 power, precise steering, and long-legged touring capability. It is widely regarded as one of the last Ferraris to deliver pure, unfiltered performance before modern electronics.
Styling & Design
Penned by Pininfarina, the Daytona Coupe remains one of the most iconic automotive designs ever created. Its long hood, aggressive stance, and clean fastback lines define the golden era of Ferrari design.
Finished in Rosso Chiaro, the car presents with timeless elegance and period-correct authenticity.
Design highlights include:
- Sculpted aluminum and steel bodywork
- Classic Ferrari switchgear and instrumentation
- Driver-focused cockpit with vintage grand touring ergonomics
- One of the most recognizable Ferrari silhouettes ever built
Why This Daytona Stands Apart
- European-delivery example via Ferrari S.E.F.A.C
- Rare and highly collectible factory documentation
- Extremely low miles
- Two-owner car with 46 years of single ownership
- Retains original European plates and registration
- Fully documented history by Marcel Massini
- Complete with tools, manuals, and extensive records
Key Specifications
- Year: 1972
- Model: Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona Coupe
- Engine: 4.4L Colombo V12
- Transmission: 5-speed manual
- Exterior: Rosso Chiaro
- Configuration: Front-engine, rear-wheel drive
This 1972 Ferrari Daytona Coupe represents a rare convergence of heritage, documentation, originality, and driving excellence. With its European delivery provenance, SEFAC factory documentation, extremely low mileage, and long-term ownership, it stands as a blue-chip collector Ferrari.
For the serious enthusiast or investor, this is more than an acquisition—it is an opportunity to own a definitive piece of Ferrari history.